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Trivia
- The Southern League Cup was a regional Scottish football competition held during the Second World War, due to the suspension of national competitions. Held between 1940 and 1946, the competition involved all teams from the Southern League and was played as four groups of four with the group winners forming the semi-finals. In the final season, due to additional teams, the competition doubled in size with quarter-finals for the eight group winners.
- March 14 – 16: Hell comes to Clydebank in Scotland’s first real taste of the war. Extensive bombing from Luftwaffe missing Patsy Gallacher‘s pub and Patsy himself by a matter of yards. Morale however was reported to be magnificent.
- Celtic’ forwards lack sharpness. Waddell injured and taken off.
Review
Teams
Celtic:
Johnstone, Hogg and Milne; MacDonald, Waddell and McLaughlan; Lynch, Divers, Crum, Gillan and Murphy
Goals: Husband og, Divers
Partick Thistle:
Henderson, Johnstone and Curran; Husband, Sutherland and Busby; McSpadyen, Picken, Rodger, Sharp and Hannah
Goals: Sharp 2, Hannah, Rodger
Referee:Mr H Watson, Glasgow
Attendance: 6000
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